Netanyahu alters NY landing to avoid protests
The Israeli government plans to change the landing location of Benjamin Netanyahu's plane during his upcoming visit to New York next week, due to concerns over security threats and potential criticism. Instead of landing at John F. Kennedy Airport, the flight will arrive at Newark Airport or a nearby military airport, ensuring that the plane remains on the ground throughout his visit. This measure is part of enhanced security procedures, with the U.S. Secret Service involved in securing the dignitary, including surveillance operations and safety precautions. The move comes amid ongoing expectations that protests against Netanyahu will escalate during his stay and his speech before the United Nations.
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